About this tour
A seven-hour private van tour connecting three Provençal towns where Van Gogh lived and worked. Starting in Arles, you'll move through Les Baux-de-Provence's hilltop villages and St-Rémy, seeing the landscapes that appeared in his paintings. Your driver handles all navigation while you observe the countryside that shaped his artistic vision. Bottled water and air conditioning included; bring your own lunch or plan a stop.
Highlights
- Arles' Roman architecture and Van Gogh's former haunts
- Les Baux's medieval perched village and panoramic vistas
- St-Rémy's tree-lined avenues and artist heritage
- Private transport throughout Provence's rolling terrain
- Seven hours to absorb light and landscape at your pace
What to expect
You'll spend the day moving between three towns at a relaxed pace, stopping to walk through squares, along streets, and up hillsides where Van Gogh sketched or stayed. Arles offers layered history—Roman gates, a working arena—alongside the yellow building and bridge he painted. Les Baux rewards the climb with sweeping views across the Alpilles; many visitors explore the medieval streets for an hour. St-Rémy's quieter lanes lead to the asylum grounds and local galleries. The van remains your base, so you step out frequently but travel between sites comfortably.
Good to know
Wear comfortable walking shoes; Arles is flat but Les Baux involves moderate uphill sections. Bring lunch or eat in one of the towns. The Carrière de Lumière light installation (€14.50 entry) is optional. Prams and infant seats available upon request.
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